The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1887-06-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Nav is said to have been $1O,O0O,0O0.
At Spokane Falls last Tuesday one
Mrs. Teller beat her husband to death
with bed slat.
A company has been organized to
erect, operate and maintain a paper mill
at Spokane Falls, Washington territory.
By the explosion of a boiler in cotton
mill at Natchez, Mississippi, on the 2Sth,
many employees were killed and injured.
A saw mill, six houses and quantity
of cord wood were burned in the town of
Little6eld, in the Ceur d'Alenes, on
Tuesday.
The bodies of six hundred Chinese were
disinterred at San Francisco this week
and shipped by steamer to China for final
interment
The president has authorized the. allot-
ment Of lands in severalty to the Indians
on the Musselshell reservation in Wash
ington territory.
Clarence House, Herbert Jones and Es-
tella Cool were drowned in the Mohawk
river near Utica, n. Y. Sunday by the
capsizing OF boat.
A skiff containing three coal miners,
David Jones, David Ruse and David
Llewellyn, capsized in the Monongahela
river on Monday and all three were
drowned.
A terrible explosion occurred at Udston
coal pit, eight miles from Glasgow, Scot
land, last Friday. Nearly two hundred
miners were cntombed, a majority OF
whom perished.
The central crater of Mount Etna
began erupting last Tuesday and the flow
continues to increase in volume. Heavy
clouds of smoke and masses of stones
and clnders are issuing from the crater.
r. F. Richardson, editor of the Loup
City, Nebraska, Northwestern, on Satur-
day last shot and killed O. B. Willard of
the Times. 1t originated over personal
tiles which grew more abusive from week
to week in each paper.
The water at Spokane Falls is higher
than it has been for many years, and fears
are entertained that some valuable mill
ing property erected over the bed of the
river and now in a very exposed condi'
ton may he wrecked.
The total collections of internal reve
nue. during the first ten months Of the
fiscal year ending June 50th were $685.
253, ,O66, being $5O,65O less than the col
lections during the corresponding period
of the previous fiscal year.
Monday morning the boiler at the ele
vator, at the foot of Twentieth street
Huntington, West Virginia, exploded
killing T. H. Reece, John Kelly and W
NJ. Albertson and badly injured fiv'
others, besides slightly hurting dozen
Jacob Gaudaur has defeated Ned Han
lon, the great ex-champion oarsman
Monday in three-mile race for th'
championship of America and $4,000
The race took place on Calumet lake
and was won by Gaudaur by fou
lengths. Time 20:29.
The passenger train of the Pennsylva
MIA railroad jumped the track at Hors
Shoe Bend, Allegheny mountains, on th'
27th, three cars going over the embank
ment. Eight persons were killed and
number injured. The accident wa
caused by broken axle.
A Calcutta dispatch of the 2Sth says
A cyclone which visited this section yes
terday was very destructive. The loca
steamer with $50 persons aboard wa
caught by the cyclone and IS missing.
is feared she is lost with all on boart
The district of Orissa was completely dc
vastated by the cyclone.
The customs officers at San Francisc
on Friday seized the German bark, Nau
titus, recently from Hamburg. The ves
sells was searched and three thousand do
lars worth of Havana cigars and Frenc
brandy were found. The brandy VIZ
contained in boxes labeled "Salt Pork.
The search will be continued and nun
Der of arrests will probably be made.
A special to the News from Eagl
Pass, Texas, says; 1t is reported th'
!; Garcia Golan, governor Of the state
Boabuila, has been arrested and impri
oned by order of President Diaz, pendin
an investigation into certain charg'
against him in relation to his allege
inaction regarding the killing of sever
soldiers by band of smugglers fro
) Santa Rosa.
Major Ben: Perley Poore died at IL
Ebbett house in Washington city la
8 Sunday morning, of Brights disease.
printer by trade, he early in life becan
t journalistic writer of considerable not
! The recent publication Of Perley's rel
Z jniscences Of Sixty Years IN the Nation